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Coal & Petroleum Quiz

A Quiz for CBSE Class 9 Science Students (Set 3)

Conclude your learning journey on Coal and Petroleum with this final challenging quiz set from Quiznest.in! This comprehensive set for Class 8 Science students focuses on petroleum refining, the role and uses of natural gas (CNG), the importance of petrochemicals, and crucial methods for conserving these exhaustible resources. Test your mastery!

1. Which constituent of petroleum is used as fuel for jet aircrafts?

A) Petrol B) Diesel C) Kerosene D) Lubricating oil

2. Substances like detergents, fibres (polyester, nylon), and polythene are manufactured from useful substances obtained from petroleum and natural gas. These are collectively termed as:

A) Bioplastics B) Petrochemicals C) Synthetic fuels D) Hydrocarbons

3. Due to its great commercial importance, petroleum is also known as:

A) Liquid gold B) Black diamond C) Black gold D) Energy gold

4. Natural gas is stored under high pressure as:

A) Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) B) Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) C) Methane Gas (MG) D) Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG)

5. Which of the following is an advantage of using CNG as a fuel for transport vehicles?

A) It is highly polluting. B) It is difficult to transport. C) It is less polluting. D) It needs high maintenance.

6. In India, natural gas has been found in all the following regions EXCEPT:

A) Tripura B) Rajasthan C) Maharashtra D) Punjab

7. Coal, petroleum, and natural gas cannot be prepared in the laboratory from dead organisms because:

A) The required chemicals are too expensive. B) The process is too slow and requires conditions that cannot be created in the laboratory. C) It is technologically impossible to synthesize carbon. D) It produces too much pollution.

8. Using fossil fuels causes a major risk of:

A) Water purification B) Soil erosion C) Global warming D) Ozone layer formation

9. According to PCRA tips, what should one do to save petrol/diesel while driving?

A) Drive at high speeds. B) Keep the engine running at traffic lights. C) Ensure correct tyre pressure. D) Avoid regular maintenance of the vehicle.

10. Which constituent of petroleum is primarily used for lubrication?

A) Petrol B) Kerosene C) Diesel D) Lubricating oil

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Coal & Petroleum Quiz

A Quiz for CBSE Class 9 Science Students (Set 3)

1. Which constituent of petroleum is used as fuel for jet aircrafts? Read

2. Substances like detergents, fibres (polyester, nylon), and polythene are manufactured from useful substances obtained from petroleum and natural gas. These are collectively termed as: Read

3. Due to its great commercial importance, petroleum is also known as: Read

4. Natural gas is stored under high pressure as: Read

5. Which of the following is an advantage of using CNG as a fuel for transport vehicles? Read

6. In India, natural gas has been found in all the following regions EXCEPT: Read

7. Coal, petroleum, and natural gas cannot be prepared in the laboratory from dead organisms because: Read

8. Using fossil fuels causes a major risk of: Read

9. According to PCRA tips, what should one do to save petrol/diesel while driving? Read

10. Which constituent of petroleum is primarily used for lubrication? Read